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Admiral Delivers First 50m Panorama Semi-Custom Superyacht Spribe

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Admiral, the flagship brand of The Italian Sea Group (TISG), has celebrated another milestone with the delivery of the first unit of its new 50-metre Panorama semi-custom superyacht series. Named Spribe, the yacht is set to make her official public debut at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show.

Launched from the shipyard’s facilities in Marina di Carrara in December 2025, Spribe represents the culmination of a project first announced in 2023. The sale was managed by Smart Yachts, which represented the owner throughout the construction process until delivery.

A New Vision for Semi-Custom Yachting

The Panorama 50 introduces a fresh design philosophy for Admiral, marking the brand’s first collaboration with Italian design studio Piredda & Partners, working alongside Admiral Centro Stile.

With a gross tonnage of 499 GT, a steel hull, aluminium superstructure, and an impressive 8.9-metre beam, the yacht has been designed to create a seamless connection between interior and exterior living spaces. Expansive glazing, generous ceiling heights and carefully considered sightlines flood the interiors with natural light while maintaining uninterrupted ocean views.

Seven-Cabin Layout

One of the Panorama 50’s defining features is its unusual seven-cabin configuration, offering accommodation rarely found in yachts of this size.

The layout includes:

  • An exclusive owner’s suite on the upper deck with panoramic views on three sides through curved glass.
  • A private forward terrace.
  • A dedicated lounge and private office.
  • Four guest cabins on the main deck.
  • Two additional guest cabins on the lower deck.

The arrangement provides exceptional flexibility for owners welcoming larger groups of family and guests without compromising privacy.

Wellness and Outdoor Living

Outdoor entertainment plays a central role in the Panorama concept.

The beach club has been conceived as a private wellness retreat, featuring:

  • A glass-sided swimming pool.
  • Folding sea terraces that expand the relaxation area directly over the water.
  • Easy access to the sea.

Meanwhile, fold-down bulwarks on the aft main deck significantly increase usable exterior space, creating an ideal setting for entertaining and relaxation.

Italian Interior Design

The interior reflects contemporary Italian elegance, combining warm wood finishes with soft neutral tones to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Owners can choose between two interior design concepts:

  • Admiral Centro Stile, featuring clean architectural lines, natural materials and understated luxury.
  • Piredda & Partners, offering a more sculptural aesthetic with contrasting materials, textured finishes and bold contemporary detailing.

Performance

Powered by twin Caterpillar C32 diesel engines supported by 118 kW generators, the Panorama 50 reaches a top speed of approximately 15 knots, combining long-range cruising capabilities with refined onboard comfort.

A New Chapter for Admiral

“The delivery of the first Admiral Panorama 50 marks a further evolution of the semi-custom segment,” said Gianmaria Costantino, Chief Commercial Officer of The Italian Sea Group.

“With this new line, Admiral interprets the expectations of today’s owners through a yacht that combines an exceptional level of customisation with the timeless elegance of Italian yacht-building tradition.”

With Spribe now delivered and preparing for her international debut in Monaco, Admiral’s Panorama series signals a significant step forward in the shipyard’s semi-custom offering, blending bespoke craftsmanship, contemporary design and the flexibility increasingly sought by today’s superyacht owners.

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